WALLENE CHERNOSKY

I will always remember your beautiful Smile Wallene and that first year of Kindergarten at St. Adalbert where I first met you blessing my daughter Kristy and each of her classmates with your special blessing and making the sign of the cross on their forheads! You radiate so much Love. May you be at Peace with our Heavenly Father in Heaven. Shine your rays of sunshine down on all of us. You have touched our

Grandma Chernosky was such a light. I am so glad that I got to spend time with her and meet her while she was on this earth. She was such a kinda, loving, and generous person. She will be missed and is in glory with her Savior now.

How Blessed we were to meet in 1960 beginning our Cadet program at St John College! I can’t begin to list the ways in which we shared life, when both our fiancées were in the Army in Germany we shared our first year of. Teaching and some social life together. Your Dad would comment when I picked you up for a show or some entertainment we could afford on our meager salaries” Here comes Wallene’s fiancée” ! I wore your wedding veil when I married 6 month after you in 1963! We walked many paths...

My kindergarten teacher, I think of her so often and the love/knowledge she gave to me. I am so blessed to have had her in my life. Prayers to her family, love you forever Mrs. Chernosky

One life lived, so many lives touched. I will cherish her memory forever.
Love your forever friend Nancy

To the entire Chernosky family, prayers for peace and grace for your loss. She is with her savior, Jesus Christ, healthy and happy now. I know it still hurts. I know my parents loved the friendship of Bob and Wallene, and all of us remember all of the visits over the years. She definitely is remembered by many. Love all of you.

Joy and Family, I'm so sorry for your loss. Whoever wrote about your mom's life did a great job. It seems she was a good person with a great life. ~ Bethany Miller (Shawna's sister)

She was my kindergarten teacher. I remember those daily blessings like it was yesterday.

Mrs.C is the kindest, most patient, and most loving person I have ever known. She was a second mom to me. She always greeted me with a hug, tried to feed me (no matter the time), and never let me leave without some scripture or a parable or a blessing. She was dearly loved in life and will continue to be loved and have an impact on my life; her legacy will touch people for generations to come. You will be greatly missed, Mrs.C., but certainly not forgotten!

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